G965 blacklisted

[Twist O'Connor]

well its not really that big of a deal NOT having games... ubuntu is very
powerful and quick.... with 2 AMD turion 64 processors and 160 GB hard drve
vista takes 2 mintues just to load up..... not counting all the pain in the
butt popups of needing to crap my computer up with  norton and that
somethings not working blah blah blah...
now ubuntu may be harder to get fully configured after installation (and
have a rough time with installation) once its loaded up its almost instant
:P
so if your having gamming trouble.. i recommend dual OS
anyways more on topic you will probably have to install a driver... also
wait for gusty's clean install and try it then... you should be fine


On 10/1/07, Luca Dionisi <luca.dionisi at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I've got a intel video chipset.
> I've noticed a while ago that video payback in a composited desktop
> with 3D enabled in my card was not functioning (crashed).
>
> Nevertheless, I don't think that this card has to be blacklisted.
> I think it is one of the best-working card to what concerns 3D
> acceleration.
>
> A possible solution to playback is X11 (or videogl or something IIRC)
> instead ov Xvideo.
>
> Blacklisting the card, IMHO, is a _bad_ move. I think that lots of people
> who bought a intel card and give a try to gutsy with the live-cd, could
> be discouraged.
>
> Up to now, intel is still the best choice for video support for those
> who want a desktop and don't care about games.
> Please reconsider before the final release.
>
> --Luca
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